What property of a (a) fuse wire (b) filament wire distinguishesit from a normal connecting wire?
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Fuse wire :
It has a low resistance, is soft, and has a low melting point. So it is connected in series with appliances. When current is high, the heat generated is enough to melt fuse wire quickly in a fraction of second and break the circuit.
Filament wire:
It has very high resistance, it is thin, has a very high melting point like 3000 deg. C... So the filament can heat up to 2000 deg. C, and radiate energy as light energy into the space.
It has a low resistance, is soft, and has a low melting point. So it is connected in series with appliances. When current is high, the heat generated is enough to melt fuse wire quickly in a fraction of second and break the circuit.
Filament wire:
It has very high resistance, it is thin, has a very high melting point like 3000 deg. C... So the filament can heat up to 2000 deg. C, and radiate energy as light energy into the space.
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